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"If it hasn't been done, then it's worth doing."
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Agile + New Products + Milestones = Problems
Posted Oct 17, 2017 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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The fatal flaw in machine learning AI
Posted Jul 29, 2017 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Centurylink not connecting with Comcast 800 numbers
Posted Nov 1, 2016 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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My 7" 40GB $62 Traveling Tablet: Amazon Fire
Posted Apr 15, 2016 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Marketing: Less Stalking, More Talking
Posted Jan 15, 2016 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Saving Money with High Deductible Insurance: Drugs and Imaging
Posted Dec 1, 2015 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Preparing for a Knee Replacement: A Checklist for the Family
Posted Jul 18, 2015 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Business Case for FHIR and Argonaut: Patient Directed Post Acute Care
Posted Jun 17, 2015 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Big Data + Analytics = A Very Large Junkyard
Posted Nov 12, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Protecting against data breaches in your startup company: Apple + Box
Posted Oct 30, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Protecting yourself from hacked credit card readers: Google Wallet & Apple Pay
Posted Sep 30, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Why Are You Special?
Posted Jun 9, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Designing for Privacy & Security : All your base are belong to us
Last week I had a lively discussion with an education expert talking about privacy and security. This resulted after interpretations of FERPA resulted in universities selling student directories / email addresses to spammers third party marketing organizations. (just because they... Continue reading
Posted Apr 5, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Living in the HealthCare IT Bubble
Reality is a harsh mistress. With the advances in Electronic Health Records, patient portals and records transport ala Direct X.509, my peers and I see a very bright future for healthcare in the U.S. and talk about all the great... Continue reading
Posted Mar 24, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Changing the Language of Healthcare from Cost to Outcomes and Productivity
The US healthcare system has been warped by reimbursements for care. In Sharin's piece "The End of Hospital Cost Shifting", he talks about the impact on hospitals of the Medicare cutting reimbursements to hospitals based on work done by Austin... Continue reading
Posted Jan 12, 2014 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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It's time to retire CPT® in health care
Posted Dec 30, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Encyrption is easy: Key management is hard
Posted Oct 20, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Saving Healthcare in the US: Focus on Efficiency, Efficacy and Motivation
I won't bore you with the statistics on how the US spends more and gets less than any other industrial nation in the world and consumed about 17.9 percent of GDP last year. Instead I want to focus on the... Continue reading
Posted Aug 15, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Script Relief aka National Prescription Savings Network aka RX Relief aka The HealthCare Alliance
Posted Jul 23, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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HealthIT 2.0: Time for the Hospitalist?
Imagine taking care of 15 patients a day. And you've never met them before. And coordinating care among three shifts of nurses, labs and specialists. That is the plight of the hospitalist. HealthIT 1.0 has failed them. Patient histories from... Continue reading
Posted Jun 18, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Why I started programming
Posted Apr 25, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Jump Starting to Double your Sales in a Tech Company
Twice this year I've talked to two companies who have the same challenge: After a decade of getting to $20-$50M in sales , senior management has been tasked by the board to "GET BIG NOW". I have noticed the same... Continue reading
Posted Apr 15, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Patient Portals and the Identity Crisis
Meaningful use stage II is requiring a certain percentage of patients to be able to view their patient health information. At HIMSS in New Orleans there was a lot of conversation about this. And many vendors talking about their solutions.... Continue reading
Posted Mar 20, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Embedding a PowerPoint or Keynote Slide Deck Presentation in a website
A pdf just doesn't cut it in today's websites. Try looking at them on your smartphone. But how do you handle those slide decks? I've seen plugins etc. but that was just too much work. Turns out Keynote on Mac... Continue reading
Posted Feb 17, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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Lower Back Injury: Physical Therapy not Surgery or X-Rays or MRI
Posted Feb 3, 2013 at Fryer's Blog in the Mountains
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